We only had 8 check-ins this week, although significantly more over RF which is good progress.
As promised, here is the map of the results for those that included their location:
I learned a bit making the map.? When I sent my own check-in using PAT, some of the messages came in there, and some came in later when I was checking results with Winlink Express.? Winlink Express has a neat export feature I wanted to try out for mapping, but since the first few check-ins were in PAT I had to do some manual data manipulation.? Next time I'll know better.
The full roster is below:
Ben, KU0HN, Lewiston, Winona, MN, USA, VHF Packet
Eric Van Norman, KF0S, Rochester, MN, Olmsted, Mom USA, Telnet? Will be interesting to see the map.
Ken, W9GM, La Crosse, La Crosse, WI, VARA HF, VA3EMN When more people are onboard or up to speed, try P2P sessions. Otherwise keep up with what you are doing. Glad to have the local net. 73, Ken W9GM
Mark, K0GMK, Rochester, Olmsted, MN, VARA HF, Icom ic-7300, Diamond BB7V Vertical antenna on back patio at 23'
Chris Muller, KD9CZM, La Crosse, WI, USA, Vara FM Still experimenting with VR productivity software and how to create a virtual environment for playing radio
Boney Joseph, NA0SA, ROCHESTER, OLMSTED, MN, USA, RadioMail app on iOS, New Ham. Learning. Happy to be here. On vacation currently.
K0NY - Early Check-In while doing some testing
KF0ACN - Late Check-in but Packet Winlink was working from his QTH with the new antenna on 145.030 at Witoka.? This was not previously possible from central Winona.
On a side note, I always try to get my outdoor projects finished up "before the snow flies" which may just be tomorrow, so it looks like I'm behind schedule again this year.? 73 and see you next week.
Ben - KU0HN
